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The author expressed his solidarity with Rima Hassan and La France insoumise. He stated that the French prosecution had requested 10 months of suspended prison and two years of ineligibility against an elected MEP for a deleted tweet. The author described these requests as political persecution. https://t.co/AtIu19DScB #Justice #Politique #Solidarité #FR (translated)

Ilaria Salis has expressed solidarity with Rima Hassan, who is being prosecuted in France for sharing a tweet about Palestinian resistance. Salis reported that the prosecution had requested 10 months of imprisonment and two years of ineligibility for her, calling the request a political intimidation, as denounced by Hassan herself and her party, France Insoumise. Salis accused the establishment of being complicit in genocide and conducting a systematic campaign to demonize the left, arguing that it wanted to silence a courageous and uncomfortable voice in European politics. She described Hassan as a woman of Palestinian origins and a leftist activist, and concluded by reaffirming her support for her. #LibertàDiEspressione #Solidarietà #FreePalestine (translated)

Vincent Brengarth wrote that Rima Hassan's request for release had been defended to the end despite intimidation, in a national context he described as marked by strong threats against the rule of law. He thanked the witnesses and those who had offered their support, and indicated that the deliberation was scheduled for November 30. #ÉtatDeDroit #Justice #Soutien (translated)

Bally Bagayoko stated that ten months of suspended prison and two years of ineligibility had been requested against Rima Hassan. He recalled that five UN rapporteurs had alerted in August about possible political and judicial harassment against her. He described the trial as political, estimated that it targeted an elected official denouncing the genocide in Gaza, and expressed his support for Rima Hassan. #Justice #DroitsHumains #Génocide (translated)

The public prosecutor requested two years of ineligibility and ten months of suspended prison for MEP Rima Hassan, judged for glorifying terrorism following a tweet where she praised the perpetrator of an attack in Tel Aviv in 1972. #RimaHassan #apologieduterrorisme #justice (translated)

Emma Fourreau denounced what she considered a continued harassment against Rima Hassan. She indicated that the prosecutor had requested ten months of suspended imprisonment and two years of ineligibility, and then expressed her support for Rima Hassan, whom she considered "on the right side of history." #Justice #Soutien #Égalité (translated)

The account SwordOfSalomon indicated that, in the trial of Rima Hassan for glorifying terrorism, the public prosecutor had requested 10 months of imprisonment with a suspended sentence and 2 years of ineligibility, after the tribute she had paid to Kozo Okamoto, presented by the author as a terrorist of the Lod airport attack. SwordOfSalomon judged these requests to be particularly lenient considering the seriousness of the charges and specified that the court still had to rule on a potential conviction. #Justice #Terrorisme #Procès (translated)

The message indicated that ten months of suspended prison and two years of ineligibility had been requested against the LFI MEP Rima Hassan, judged for glorifying terrorism. #RimaHassan #apologieduterrorisme #justice #procès #réquisitions https://t.co/lu8ZIdKARi #justice #apologieduterrorisme #procès #FR (translated)

Clémence Guetté wrote that Rima Hassan, whom she presented as the main voice in Europe advocating for the Palestinian people, was seriously threatened. She believed that the legal actions against Hassan aimed solely to silence political opponents and defenders of international law, and she expressed her support for her. #Palestine #DroitsHumains #Soutien (translated)

The prosecution requested ten months of suspended prison time and two years of ineligibility against the LFI MEP Rima Hassan for glorifying terrorism due to a tweet where she quoted an author of the 1972 attack at Tel Aviv airport. #RimaHassan #ApologieDuTerrorisme #Justice (translated)

The prosecutor requested ten months in prison with a suspended sentence and two years of ineligibility against LFI MEP Rima Hassan for glorifying terrorism due to a tweet in which she quoted one of the perpetrators of the 1972 attack at Tel Aviv airport. #RimaHassan #ApologieDuTerrorisme #LFI (translated)

The Bleu Blanc Rouge account indicated that a ten-month suspended prison sentence and two years of ineligibility had been requested against LFI MEP Rima Hassan, who was judged on Tuesday for glorifying terrorism. According to the author, on March 26, Rima Hassan had posted on social media a message quoting and glorifying Kozo Okamoto, whom he referred to as a terrorist and presented as responsible for the massacre at Lod Airport in Israel in 1972. He claimed that the attack resulted in 26 deaths and over 80 injuries, specifying that the deceased victims included 17 Christian pilgrims from Puerto Rico, one Canadian citizen, and eight Israelis. The author also described the week as "terrible" for LFI, which he derogatorily referred to as a sect, and indicated that the verdict was awaited. #Justice #Terrorisme #RimaHassan (translated)

Vincent Brengarth wrote that as they were leaving the court during a break to prepare the defense with Rima Hassan, two plainclothes individuals had pursued her to hand her an orange envelope containing, according to him, a court summons. He described the scene as astonishing. https://t.co/afTK1w0Qyw #Justice #Droit #Tribunal (translated)

Vincent Brengarth wrote that his role as a lawyer and the defense of Rima Hassan had earned him insults from the president of the Jewish Observatory of France, even within the judicial arena. He deemed these facts unacceptable and stated that the defense would not be intimidated. (translated)

The trial of LFI MEP Rima Hassan for glorification of terrorism, linked to a controversial tweet about the Tel Aviv attack in 1972, has raised concerns about freedom of expression, as highlighted by her lawyer, Mr. Brengarth. #Terrorisme #LibertéDexpression #RimaHassan (translated)

Rima Hassan, a rebellious MEP, is on trial for glorifying terrorism in Paris due to a controversial tweet quoting the words of an attack from 1972, a trial described as "political" and accused of aiming to silence her on her stances regarding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. #RimaHassan #ApologieDuTerrorisme #ConflitIsraéloPalestinien (translated)